Chairman Steve Bowen Reports on May Board Meeting
Steve Bowen ’68, Chairman of the Wabash College Board of Trustees, has issued his report of the May meeting of the Board in the latest edition of the Board of Trustees Newsletter. more...
Rokita '92 Honored for Online Business Services
Secretary of State Todd Rokita '92 has been honored by the International Association of Commercial Administrators for improving efficiency and customer service in government adminstration. more...
The Region Welcomes Pat and Chris White
The Northwest Indiana Associaiton of Wabash Men and its leadership held a reception and dinner event to welcome Wabash President Pat White and his wife Chris to the "Region." more...
Prifogle '09 Immersed in Ugandan Music
Kyle Prifogle ’09 is traveling to Kampala, Uganda with Professor of Music James Makubuya to take lessons on the madinda (log xylophone) from the same masters of that instrument. Prifogle has sent several entries for the blog and photos. more...
Wilkins Helps Rescue Drowning Man
Mark Wieneke, a 21-year-old Lafayette man, could not have been luckier Saturday. Wabash Assistant Professor of Art Kristen Wilkins and her partner Jaysen Harris happened to be nearby at Fort Ouiatenon when Wieneke was struggling for his life in the rushing waters of the Wabash River. more...
St. Louis Association Welcomes President and Mrs. White
The St. Louis Association of Wabash Men welcomed President and Mrs. Pat White, along with Dean for Advancement Joe Emmick '92, to St. Louis on May 15, 2008. The reception and dinner was held at the beautiful Old Warson Country Club. more...
Raters Ready for the Challenge
President Pat White’s decision to promote Mike Raters ’85 to the Dean of Students position ushers in a new era of leadership in the Dean’s Office at Wabash. more...
Come Travel with Dr. Z
Emeritus Chemistry Professor and Wabash’s official, unofficial College Photographer John Zimmerman welcomes the public for an insider’s view of 95 of his framed photographs currently on display at the Crawfordsville District Public Library. more...
Bankarts Reflect on Long Joint Careers at Wabash
After more than 30 years of service to Wabash College, Psychology Professors Brenda and Peter Bankart have retired. But the many connections and friendships will remain long after they move to Vermont later this month. more...
Scott Himsel '85 - Luncheon Speaker
Attorney, faculty member, and alumni board member Scott Himsel '85 served as the guest speaker at the recent Hamilton County quarterly luncheon held in Noblesville at Barley Island Brewing Company. more...
Weather Doesn't Dampen Graduation
Cold, wind and rain did not dampen the brightest of days for the young men and their families on Wabash College's 170th graduation day. The College graduated 186 seniors on Mother's Day. There were plenty of proud fathers too. Six new photo albums added Tuesday. more...
Register for the Big Bash
This is the Last day to register for the Big Bash. Don't be left out. more...
Wabash Teachers Honored for Service
The Wabash community honored those faculty and staff who are retiring, as well as those who have served the College for decades, during Friday's Faculty and Staff Awards Luncheon. more...
Price, Pynenburg Earn Wabash Honors
Senior Adi Pynenberg was awarded the Frank Hugh Sparks Award and classmate Jackson Price was honored with the John Maurice Butler Prize at Saturday's Dean's Breakfast.
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First Trivia Competition Provides Facts, Fun
Three groups gathered Friday afternoon to participate in the first Wabash Trivia Competition. The event was part of the activities for the Wabash Class of 2008 Commencement weekend. more...
Wabash National Study Expands with Teagle Grant
Wabash College and the Center of Inquiry in the Liberal Arts at Wabash have received a $394,500 grant from the Teagle Foundation to further the work of the Wabash National Study of Liberal Arts Education. more...
Annual Fund: Rise to the Challenge
The DePauw University Tigers have challenged Wabash men and their families to a fund-raising battle. While the Monon Bell is not on the line, something much more important is — PRIDE. more...
Classics Class Has Arrived in Greece
Professor of Classics Leslie Day is leading a May immersion class to Greece. The class is studying the Bronze Age of Greek Archaeology. The group has arrived and will be blogging about their experience through May 14. more...
Mikesell Giving Up Diploma Caligraphy After 27 Years
Thousands of Wabash men have left campus the past 27 years with their sheepskin diplomas and thousands of memories. A big part of the sheepskin diploma tradition has been Vina Mikesell's caligraphy. more...
Wabash Center Hosts Open House, Ribbon Cutting
The Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion will celebrate the opening of its new home with an open house and ribbon cutting this weekend. The open house is scheduled for Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. with the ribbon cutting ceremony set for Sunday evening at 5:30 p.m. more...
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